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@Mariano Pacifico

"Most of all it is always in the pocket at all times even at night by bedroom lamp."

Um... I do NOT want a camera for use in my bedroom! (Unless I plan to monetize things, but I...

@Ed Ingold

What you say is true, of course most amateur videographers will do better, most of the time, looking through the EVF outdoors, and a separate external monitor is best when not looking...

My pet peeve, even stronger now that most cameras have greatly improved video, is the camera's rear LCD. Most people aren't going to want to add an auxilliary display, at all. And even if they do...

"Creative Cloud" logo?
Or a couple of hermaphroditic worms coupling?

The most useful improvement Sony could make for its APS-C and full-frame cameras would be to make the rear LCD fully-articulated, side-hinged, as with this camera. Taking it one step further, since...

DP REVIEW headline: "Shutterstock announces new earnings structure and contributors are anything but happy"

ME: "Shutterstock announces new earnings structure that might be enough to pay for lens...

@JJ Casas:

I have no problem with MOST people profiting from their skills. But there are limits, and most civilized societies decree that certain skills NOT be profitable: i.e. embezzlement,...

@JJ Casas:

@JJ Casas:

Actually, my arguments are correct, but maybe you've misunderstood them. Read them again, S-L-O-W-L-Y. First of all, whether I'd work for minimum wage at what I currently do...

@rebel650:

The fighters may have put their "X"s on some pieces of paper, but it's not true consent, true consent is impossible when there is immense pressure from circumstances and manipulation of...

@Reilly Diefenbach

Yes, actually, there are two things even more loathsome:

1) people paying to see it, and dressing up their love of blood sport in some rationalization or romanticization.

2)...

@shigzeo

Your statement sounds like a romanticizing of and rationalization for watching this sort of brutality. If you want to convince anyone that your statement is anything more, you'll have to...

Totally barbaric. And then let's interview and write about what photo equipment was chosen. I can just imagine the Roman equivalent of DPR, if they had had cameras back then, discussing the...

Worthless to me, and I suspect also to most who would take the time to analyze their real needs and do even an informal cost/benefit analysis. This f-stop arms race is crazy. Modern camera sensors ...

Agreed, except that I don't take my hat off. (The reflections from my ever-expanding baldness would throw off exposure metering :-) )

If you are still within the borders of China, then of course the language can't be changed to English -- as is the case for all, the camera must obey the Party and its general secretary, the ...

Blind evaluation of photographic results would be good, provided it gets done with statistical rigor. If not, it's little more than anecdotal evidence, which isn't much evidence at all. I have a ...

You didn't explain why -- because photography has become increasingly-difficult as a business enterprise, or because of personal medical issues such as illness, debilitation and infirmities, ...

To the OP: Good advice from Cato1040. The correct answer depends on so many things that the only things reasonably certain are that if you read equipment forums you will 1) become unhappy with your ...

Quite a few excuses for Sony on the thread -- and most are utterly irrelevant to the OP's implied point that Sony advertising that they "listen" while clearly refusing to do so is absurd, perhaps ...

The APS-C Sigma lenses in Sony E-mount could still be used on Sony FE cameras if you upgrade, as the Sony mirrorless full-frame uses the same mount. They wouldn't cover the full frame, but they ...